Real Estate Report

Only six major US apartment markets saw occupancy decline in June despite strong national leasing trends and tightening rates.

Rent growth slows in Q2 2025 as new apartment supply gives renters more options and weakens landlord pricing power.

Trump’s tax bill expands Opportunity Zones, boosting real estate while cutting back on ESG and green energy incentives.

Home insurance rates have climbed 40% since 2019 as natural disasters drive up premiums in high-risk states.

WeWork expansion continues with a new 60K SF lease in Lower Manhattan as demand for coworking space grows in NYC.

AI disruption is driving job loss fears and reshaping the office market as vacancy rates rise and remote work trends evolve.

Consumer spending trends slow retail growth as industrial demand rises with e-commerce and direct-to-consumer momentum.

Tariff uncertainty is reshaping the industrial market in 2025, fueling rent hikes, warehousing demand, and slower construction.

Apartment demand hit record highs in Q2 2025 while rent growth remained soft and operators focused on occupancy.

First-time buyers are shrinking, pushing renter numbers to record highs and fueling gains for landlords and apartment REITs.

Apollo REIT plans to raise $5B to grow its multifamily and industrial assets through a nontraded real estate fund.

18 US REITs are forecast to raise REIT dividends in Q3 2025, signaling stronger earnings and market confidence across key sectors.

White-collar job losses and weak private hiring raise concerns for office CRE despite upbeat June employment numbers.

Cap rates show signs of stabilization in the net lease sector, signaling a more balanced and resilient investment landscape in 2025.

CRE activity surged in June 2025, hitting a three-year high as market momentum grows despite economic and policy concerns.

Hotel stocks rose for a second straight month in June but continued to trail the broader market in year-to-date performance.

Office debt faces major refinancing challenges as most 2019 loans fall short, revealing widespread gaps in today’s tighter market.

Youth sports development is driving billion-dollar real estate projects and transforming local economies across the US.

Construction costs in NYC hit $534 PSF as raised labor shortages and supply chain issues push prices higher.

Office conversions in Washington DC accelerate as vacancy rises and housing demand grows, backed by new tax incentives.

Inland Empire industrial market sees lease rates fall despite strong leasing and build-to-suit demand in Q2 2025.

Single-family housing rental demand grows as supply shrinks, creating key investment opportunities in today's shifting real estate market.

The City of Surrey says it issued a legal notice on another Surrey property for unpermitted construction on Monday.

Canada's weak condo market has those looking to leave condo life behind and upgrade to a house in a tough spot: sell now at a lower than anticipated value, or wait out the storm.